The changes are primarily around cleaning up some of the wording and clarifying the order of things. Additionally shooting and melee are on 1 of the double-sided pages and orders, movement and morale are contained to the other double-sided page which makes things a little more practical when playing the game. Screenshots below of the pages.
You can download the updated rules here.
Thanks for sharing the update. I have a friend who has a large collection. Trying to talk him into using these.
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Kevin
Awesome, Kevin - I hope you try them out ... we've been really happy with them and it has worked great for our large convention games.
DeleteOnly question I have is about figure scale and basing. How many figures per stand, what is a 'stand', etc.?
ReplyDeleteHi AJ - see the second page --- top right table. It covers how many bases should be in a unit along with the total number of figures ... it is very flexible. For example, a standard infantry unit for me is 30 figures, 5 bases of 6 figures, and I use 45mm front x 40mm deep bases. But, all you really need is a number of bases necessary to represent the formations.
DeleteVery professionally presented, both visually and for ease of use. well done Jay.
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Pat.
Thanks Pat! :-)
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